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An oversimplified guide to the human mind

In Use Your Head, brothers Daniel and Jason Freeman try to explain experimental psychology but end up relying on trivia and factoids

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Concrete: saviour or tombstone?

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Biofuel – capitalism's swansong?

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The faith that underpins science

The faith that underpins science

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Off-grid campaigner: Inspiring today's US pioneers

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How big is the universe? And 19 other questions

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Take an astronaut and rocket away from normality

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Mathematical mystery tour

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Voyager: A robotic Columbus for the space age

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A good hard look at the future of our energy

In The Powers That Be: Global energy for the twenty-first century and beyond, Scott Montgomery provides a magisterial analysis of our energy options

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Hire out your spare brainpower, says internet optimist

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The gambler's fallacy and other tales from the casino

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Mapping the mountain of human DNA

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The discovery of energy

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